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Wise Publications London/New York/Sydney

Feel Like Making Love, I 0

Fifty Ways To Leave Your Lover, 37 Lyin' Eyes, 4

One Of These Nights, 16 On The Beach, 22

Private Dancer, 44

Rikki Don't Lose That Number, 26 Running With The Night, 40 So Far Away, 30

Summer Breeze, 32 The Way It is, 19

Year Of The Cat, 12

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